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Call for Papers for the 2019 International Affairs Conference - Deadline extended
This conference is entitled One hundred years of Irish foreign policy: looking back, looking forwards and will take place on 23 May 2019.
Our next BiteSized talk will be on on April 11th
Speakers include: David Moore from the School of Political Science on the effect of emotive language in far-right conspiratorial messaging on individuals perception of political conspiracy theories.
Economics in the Anthropocene: can a natural capital approach prevent ecological collapse?
On May 1st Prof Dieter Helm CBE, Professor of Economic Policy and Official Fellow in Economics, New College, Oxford will discuss the role of economics in a human-dominated epoch and the potential for the natural capital approach to take society off a trajectory of ecological collapse.
For Trinity Week our BiteSized talk will be on Visualisation Methodology on May 2nd
Speakers include: Prof. Andrew Loxley from the School of Education, and Michelle Share - a Senior Research Fellow also with the School of Education.
Call for Papers deadline April 30th
This one-day workshop aims at bringing together leading scholars to discuss recent developments in international capital flows and exchange rates, from both empirical and theoretical perspectives.
Northern Ireland - from Peace talks to Brexit deals podcast now available
To mark the anniversary of the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Movement and Bloody Sunday, TRiSS hosted a public discussion of Northern Irelands past and future with Dearbhail McDonald, Prof. Etain Tannam, Professor Paul Arthur and Daithi OCeallaigh.
Independence, Nationalism and Democracy podcast now available
The exiled former president of the Government of Catalonia Carles Puigdemont discussed the right to self-determination in Europe.